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WATCH DUTY IN THE FIRE DEPARfMKNr.
The District Commissioners issued an order to
day amending section "A. OF the order OF June 10,
1886, in relation to the fire department. As
amended, the section reads: "l4. From 10 pm. to
6 am a strict watch shall be maintained at each
OF the houses In reliefS as near possible OF one
hour each. The foreman and assistant foreman,
Qnstead OF eng1neer OF engine companies and,
alternate nights, be held responsible for the en-
forcement OF this Order"
THE PETITION AGAINST THE "Y.r
The Commissioners have received the petition,
mentioned in yesterdays STAR. for the abolish;
Ohio Railroad. There are 10S signers.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows:
JAS. Mcmahon, to erect brick dwelling, numbered
go 18th street northeast; $500. Richards Sor-
reli, to erect three brick dwellings, numbered 49,
40 and 492 street southwest; s. 400 c. w.
Handy, to erect brick dwelling, numbered 3l2
northwest; $500. Weller & Repetti to erect
frame dwelling On 10th and b streets northeast;
5000. X. A. DOre, to erect two brick dwellings,
numbered TO and 722 LIST street northeast; 81 300
bered BOG and :}OS street northwest; s. 600. MIS-
Dufour, to repair No. 1908 street northwest;
s., 300. Mrs. A. Z. Wright, to move Nos 4OS and
40 9th street southwest; $500. u. Z Harrison
Waggaman, to repair Nos. 1917 and 1919 u street
southwest; $16O. II. Baum, to repair Nos. 2la
and 221 7th street southwest: 500. Mr.. Grtnnell
to repair No. 403 L street southeast; $50. X. A
Dore, to remove No. 72 LIST street northeast; 500
". I. & T. II. Walker, to repair house M 18th and
D streets southwest; $1,000. s. G. inter, TO re.
pair No. 1902 street northwest; 500. August
Long, to repair No. 1902 Maryland avenue north.
east; 800. H. Cavanaugh, to repair Nos. 160G
and 1911 street northwest; 5000. Geo. wv. Cast.
$3.50.
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BOOKS, &c.

BOOKS, &c.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY. I749 PENNSYLVANIA
" ave. New Books and Periodicals issued.
Subscription by the day. month year reasonable
rates jy.s5-s5m
BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING.
~ Pocket Libraries, Cassells National Library at
~ cents per volume Other good and cheap books.
Good Croquet Sets from TO four dollars. Paper
and Envelopes, frcn the finest 10 the cheapest
&. L. PUkSEII.
bookseller,
Yell AIS 9th n.
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PATENTS have been issued to citizens OF Wash
ington as follows: Emma j. Gooch, napkin sup
porter; VIM Ramsay, spectacle frame, and Her
bert 2. Todd. telanhOnp
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SPECIALTIES.

I(Y ELECTRIC TREATMENT CAN CURE ANY
JcAse Of Iheuna;asm Neuralgia, Chronic Dyspepsia,
Sohsuf21on, Piles, CatarFh. Asthma, BRONCHITIS,
selInai Weakness Impotency and ali female troubles
hundreds of city references cases already cured
&Rnsulton free Resident MUSICIAN. DIR. J. W. HAY
WAED, PrOf Electro Therapeutics 937 n. Y ave
au2O-lws
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CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,
SARATOGA.

(lATSk1LL MOUNTAINS,
w. SARATOGA.
On and after SUNDAY, June os e1psess fIsins On
West Shore Railroad will run Daily, except Sunday,
yania Railroad. making close connections with fast
trains to and from WASHINGTON.
1es1a SKILL c,t MS St,sda
rive Hotel KKssterskili via Kingston 2e4 :k11
"a Grand Hotel 40 pm; Phgnicia. II: So pm.
Mount House Station 20 Pm Pslenville, 80 pm
Drawng.r room Cars Jersey City to Grand Hotel Sta
tain House). ~ "A-
SARATOGA 1 AMP CATsK1Il. MT. EXPRESS
Leave Philadelphia 90 am. Arrive Hotel Kaater-
skin S via KSi;nssson 4:47 Rm Grand Hotel 42S p.
PaIenyilss SsS pm MT House Station a:l5p
Caldwell, Lake George. Bill pm. Drawing-room
Cars Philadelphia to Grand Hotel Station and to
Ph@nieia Hor Hotel Kaaterskin and Mountain
SARATOGA AND CATsKiTf MT. SPECIAL
leave Washington 8: 100 M Arrive Hotel Ka.fer-
skill via Kingston, :13 pm Grand Hotel, S;45 ..
N Palenville sos pm Arrive Saratoga 9: 10 pm
Drawing room Cars New York to Grand Hotel Station
and to Phnnicia !for Hotel Kaaterskn and Mountain
house, and washington to Saratoga
purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad Offices
and connect in the Jersey City Station for ali northern
through. ~
G. E. LAMBERT
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THE NEW GUATEMALAN MTNIsTER.-Lean Fiesta
the new minister from Guatemala, has arrived IL
Washington and will probably be presented to The
President on Thursday
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

AssIGNEE's SALE OF FIXTURES COUNTERS
WA kYGrss 3PA TFogMIAIN T sGAhE A lSH
MANTEL MIRROR LOT OF GLASS CANDY
JARS AND DISHES. TOGETHER WITH MANY
OTHER ARTICLES. CONTAINED IN STORE No
1924 FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY, AUGUST TwENTY-NINTH. 1897
Ut TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, shall sell the above goods.
Terms: Cash.
au23-5t JAS. L BURNEs, Assignee
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ARMY ORDKRs-First Lieut.. Geo. A. Thurston,
Sd artillery, now on sick leave at Gloucester,
Mass, has been ordered to Richmond to relieve
First Lieut. John E. Peters, Sd artillery, In charge
OF the recruiting rendezvous there. Lieut. Eaton
has been ordered to join his battery. Capt. John
w. Martin, 4th cavalry has been found tncapaci-
tated for actual service and granted leave OF abb
Sence till further orders
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THE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENT was made by
the Secretary Of the Treasury today: Henry p
Kitfeld, general appraiser Of merchandise at Bos.
ton, Mass.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Now York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and $500 pm prices
of the New York stock Market reported by special
wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 10th street.:
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THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRoN.-The Navy De-
partment is informed that the vessels OF the North
Atlantic Squadron will sail from Bar Harbor to-
morrow. They will probably make short prac-
t1ce cruise to engage in squadron maneuyers.
They are not required to reach Philadelphia be-
fore the 18th SanteInher
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kANoH OF THE THKRMonETrR.--The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a
m. az; : p. m, IS; maximum. SO: minimum 20
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HIS EIGHTY-FOURTH BRTHDAY.-A number of
the employees OF the Post ONCE Department to-day
presented Mr.. S. G. Trott with flowers and con-
gratulations on his having attained his eighty
fourth birthday.
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The COursss.

EQUITY CoURT-Jud0e Merrick.
Page agt. Gon ct al; preliminary Injunction re-
guardian ad litem. Cassidy ct al. agt Cassidy;
sale confirmed mist
POLICE CouRT-JudOe Harper pro tenn.
To-day, Arthur Wheeler. coiored, disorderiy con-
duct In county; s. or Is days John Tolliver,
colOred, profane language; s. or days. John
Thomas violating police regulations; s. or Is days
Arthur Harris cOlOred. disorderly assembly; s. or
days. Ohthia Rowan, colOred. disorderly con.
duct: S. or 10 days
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new BANKs.-The Following new National Banks
have been organized and chartered, and author
lied to do business by the controller OF the
Treasury: The Abilene National Bank, OF Abilene,
Kansas, capital $3.50, GOO; the LuhbermenS Ma
tional Bank, OF Chippewa Falls, Wis, capital
100000; the First National Bank OF Scandal,
Kansas capital $50, O00., and the San Diego Ma
tionaI Bank, OF San Diego California, capital
100000.
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THk MrrCREIL PROPERTY DIspurI - Messrs-
Camppeu Carrtngton and J. s. Bigelow, for Ed
VAN Mitcneil have filed bill against Chloe Ann
Mitcneu ana Others his mother and sisters) and A.
X Alien, constable, for an Injunction and convey
ance 70 complainant OF title 10 lot "a 81 $40, on
FRANKLIN street, between 4th and 5ih streets
northwest Complainant states that In 1870 with
MS 0rocher Richard, now deceased he purchased
the property and erected the house thereon, he
furnishing twothirds and his brother one-third OF
the cost ana he claims that the understanding
was That Title should be I'm the mother in trust fol
them, out Dy an oversight the deed was made "a
nef In zee; that he and his family, with his
mother, have resided there since 1870 and since
the death OF his brother the 18th inst he claims
70 De the owner OF the property. He states that
de1endant Chloe, without hts knowledge, on De
cember Ia, 1877, made deed OF trust tu secure A.
K Aoulton the payment OF a promissory note for
$500, and she falling TO pay the note the property
was sold TO l. Luchs April -, 1879; that said
Luch3 agreed 10 re-convey the property for the
sum Of t42 to defendant Chloe In trust and plain.
TIL contributed largely to pay for Il. He states
that instead OF the deed being made To his mother
he now learns that IL was made TO the sisters. lie
states that Lucy Mitchell has always lived In said
house he occupying the upper part He charges
that they, conspirtng 10 dispoSess him, filed q
landlord ana tenant PROCEEDINGS to disposess him
before Justice Wells0n. The summons was re-
turnable August Ia, but no notice was served on
him, and defendant confessed Judgment on the
9th inst, the day the summons was issued. He
states that he had occupied the premises seven.
teen years, paid the taxes, kept up the repairs
&C. He Therefore prayS an Injunction TO prevent
the execution or the writ, which will put him out
OF hts home.
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Inc locked-ont journeymen butchers held q
ness was transacted. A recess WAS taken untll
O'Clock, at which time It Is expected that some
1culty.
This afternoon, In the Police Court, the case o.
WIN. Mclaughlin, alias Lnthicum. charged with
the grand larceny OF gold watch and chain from
tne mouse OF May Ruedell, No. 32a Maryland ave-
nue. southwest was sent TO the grand jury; bonds,
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VIRGINIA POSTHASTERS.-Tne postmaster Gen
eral has appointed John W. K. Hildebrand post
master at Mill1ngton, Albemare county, and Geo.
d. Dixon at Murat, ROckbridge County, Va.
MARRIAGE LICENsKs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to E. Jack
son and Mary Matthews; w. w. MaiOney, jr., and
Mary C. Weidman; John Deal and Jennie Byrpe;
Louis W. Butts and Willie A. Lunsden; Eddie
Barnes and Mollie Craigall, both Of Richmond,
NJ. Wood and Agnes C. Kelly; Thomas II. Brasil
ears and Mary Z. Goddard, both OF Prince Georges
County, Md.
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Q. Z. LAMBERT,
5e27-3m General Passenger Agent New York.

nOBBS ISLAND. IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
~ UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
Having taken control of the hotel property 4
improvements, including the entire refur- tE.5s
nlshlng OF the hotel would respectfully solicit the
bathing facilities unsurpassed, aud fine fishing and
hunting afforded.
Rates reduced to $3.50 per day, s12 per week, $40
per nonth Can be reached from Norfolk by steamer
by P. Mr. K For further particulars address
eZf-3m A. COBB.
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TINE LAKE VIEW HOTEL IS SITUATED IN THE
and overlooks Seneca Lake. E.&S
Telephone and Telegraph Connections in the House.
Newly and elegantly furnished throughput has all
quet Lawn Tennis: Hammocks. Swings Music &c. Also
Proprlstors OF the National Hotel Cleveland Char
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The Women and Children Were
Drowned.
MONTREAL. August 23.-Messrs. Lefevre and La
F1ein, accompanied by three ladies and four chill
dren, were crossing the river near Boucherville
yesterday when their boat upset. The men swan
ashore, but the women and children were drowned.
Six bodies Of the victims have been recovered.
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POSTMASTER AT PEABoDY.-The President has ap-
pointed Thos. II. jackson postmaster at Peabody,
Mass.
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The Labor Party 60 De usecognizsa %
ElectiOms,

CINCINNATI. August 23--Judge humber OF the
on the application OF the Union LABOR party
directing the board OF elections 10 hereafter rcog-
nze the Union Labor party IN making appoint
ments OF clerks registrars and judges OF elections
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PENITENT BRITISH OFFIcER.-The Charlotte
town ". Il. L. Examiner printsl the following tele-
gram from Souris: Between sixty and seventy
sail OF American fishermen arrived here on Friday
night IN anticipation OF a storm. The cruiser
Nigiiant was among the feet. About 800 men
came On shore and began INDUCING I'm drinking
at the hotels. The chief Of1cer OF the Nigilant
fell In with some OF the drinking parties and was
drugged. shortly after he was seen lying on a
pile OF rubbish behind the "American Eagle,- and
while in this condition he was assaulted by Ameri-
can fishermen, his buttons and bands being torn
on. Neither the rank nor the insignia OF his posi-
ton protected the unfortunate young man from
the Jeers and insults OF the rowdy mob. Collector
Foley wired Capt. Gordon OF the condition OF AZ
fairs, and on Sunday morning the Acadia arrived
on the scene and Strengthened out matters taking
the Nigflant away and replacing her by the
cruiser Critic. The unfortunate young officer Is
very penitent cTying like child over his n.ishap."
primaries In Baltimore yesterday delegates were
elected 10 the state convention TO be held We'd
nesday next, who viii vote for the nomination OF
Walter b. Brooks, OF that city, for governor. The
republican convention OF Prince George County
yesterday selected the following delegates 70 the
State republican convention 20 be held at Balti-
more, August "a: DIR. +. Sasser, Jas. Mckee, Jas
H. Parker, and John Lee, the two latter being col.
ored The following county committee was APP
pointed: DR.. w. Watkins. Tiighman Brooke, j. T.
Ridgeway, and A. q. Dacey.
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THE CONTRACT for the construction Of the build
tngs for the United States penitentiary for Utah
Territory, at Salt Lake City, has been awarded to
the Pauly Jail Building and Manufacturing Com
pany, OF st. Louis, at S4S 600.
DEATH OF U. s. CONSUL OLDs-The State De-
partment is informed unOffc1ally OF the death OF
VIM Odds, OF Virginia, U. S. consul at Brockville,
Canada.
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au2O-3ts

1rOR SALE-NEAR DUPONT CIRCIE-17.6 MAS
Il sachusetts ave, soft front, % rooms So, 900
1l61 Massachusetts 3Sft front by - IT. deep,
% rooms S3s 900. These are handsome houses, well
butt and desirable every respect. Call and
Inc them. JOHN SHERMAN & Co,
aU2O-St 1iO1 st.
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The BRENTWOOD RIDING CLuB.-The Brentwood
Riding Club will hold forth at Ivy City tomorrow
The entries for the races promise excellent sport
Persons wishing to enjoy the sport can go out 10
Ivy City On the $3.50 and on the 440 trains OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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TIE STOLEN JEwELRy IN HER TRrNK.-In the
case OF Lucy Strothers the colored servant girl
who was arrested yesterday by Detectives Wheeler
and Matttngly on a charge OF stealing 1ewelry
from the house OF her employer, Mary Z. Fulk, the
officers found the stolen articles In the defendant
trunk and she claimed that she found them. Lucy
was fined $40 or thirty days.
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IrOR SALE-I6IO 4TH ST " W. 2-STORY AND
L Basement Brick. rooms, water and sewerage will
re1t for $40 per month Can be sold for Loo Il
sold al once. A. s. CAIWOOD,
au2tAits Cor. 9th and h n.w
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1rOR SALE-CHEAP - TWO NEW SIX-ROOM
u Houses on Pine ST; Herndon, Va. growing town ON
". O. ". K r., good Investment everything III conn
plete order; viii pay II per cent Address " f; NJ.
.i:}j 9Th VI. au2O-3t'
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IrOR SALE-wE HAVE LEFT jest TWO OF
Il those 2story cosy, Groom bricks, with all modern
IMPROVEMENTS, on ST., between ith and 9th L.
which will be sold the coming week for $4,000 each
Location and quality considered the best bargain set
offered. JOHN u. MOI.STON. ti:g9 ST. a,l:.O-5t
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s,OK SALE-THAI NEW, COMPLETE HOUSE OF
IL ~ rooms in IakOma Park. large rooms, broad
IoTvEes and all cOnveuences lot $50 feet wide, and
all graded be sold for lass than cost. terms easy.
BAXTER X MCGOWAN,
au.e0-:}ts zoos and 1910 st.
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Mr. Daniel p. NcKeever, or the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad, who has been quite IN at
Catonsville for several weeks, has resumed charge
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The Relic os a s:iau, Haze

CINCINNATI, OHIO, August 23-Scientists are In
terested In the finding o-day. In an excavation
Tor a sewer on Walnut Ill., OF a section OF human
vertebrn, petrined. OF such dimensions TO In
dictate that IL belonged 10 a race OF giants, fess
high.
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INOR SALE-CHEAP-344 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
deep: house Is rooms, renting at $50 per month
prize. $4,000; $1,000 cash, balance one, two, and
three years. C. III. PARKER,
au.10-3ts
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Section 4, Article vi. The only Improved streets
upon which any loose herd as hereinbefore pro-
Washington, Boundary street, Virginia avenue, B
street north west OF 7th street west, 18th street
west below B, Water street and NJ street south,
front and connecting the streets above named; In
Georgetown, Tenleytown road Canal road. High
secton cs ana W Waser sSa H.
split upon in any OF the said places as afore-
said, nor shall any one place or leave either in or
or other goods, wares or merchandise for longer
period than Thirty minuteSl one hour.
Section !, Article x. no pen, gong horn,
strument or device, whether In the hands OF any
person or attached to any animal vehicle, or APP
places mentioned In section one Of Article VII Of
these regulations for any purpose whatsoever.
with the exception Of the sounding OF bells or
and the vehicles and apparatus OF the police and
nre departments: Provided, That street cars l0n
the secular days OF the week. may continue to use
starting gonQs or the bells now In service, and
bicycles and tricycles shall sound a light bell OF
gong lwhen in motion after shutdown and at al
approach: And provided farlher, That church si1
bells and the bells or gongs OF tower other pub
lie clocks may continue to be rung as heretofore
siohers on complaint In writing, OF annoyance. IL
case OF SICKNESS to any resident In the vicinity Of
A Section AreSIs 9X sleIgnsor other veniclesor
runners shan have bells 50 attached thereto, or Il
| the animals drawing the same, as to sound wheI
cycles in motion after shutdown shall display &
suitable light and also have light gong or bell &
attached thereto as TO be readily sounded [by The
reyolution o. wheel or wheelsl to sOarn person'
section &, Article <. All public vehicles for q.
tronsportasson Of passengers travelling between
both sides thereon 80 placed as TO be visible from
the 'front.', [sdes and REAR and both sides thereof
arces hnn1 an fs ~, so t xsSc1e sna ma
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Tor KENT-422 nth ST.. SIX ROOMS; $3.50.
3li Sd st. ne, rooms; 1890 600 4H st s.w.,
y rooms: 1880. $40 ST. s.w. rooms $50. 81
\ st, q rooms: $3.50. $50 St s.w., rooms;
SI4.3O. 1Ol Virginia ave. store and dwelling:
$50. y and SITS. good business stand; &.IS.
80 and SITS s-w- good business stand: S:32 80
81 st- s.w. rooms; S1430. 1873 Virginia Sc,
, rooms. water; $40. I'LL Delaware s-w.
rooms; $50. Corner 9th and SITS. Sc. store and
dwelling: S2s. Three new Groom Brick Houses, 4
bet and SITS ali mod. imps.: 80 each.
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NOR SAIE-A NEw PRESS BRICK. BAY-WINDOW
IT House on 9th st. near p. rooms concrete cellar.
Price. $1,000 Offered Tor few days DAVID ID.
STONE, 500 ST. au:2u-3t
NOR SALE--A VERY DESIRABLE CORNER RES
II idence East Capitol (being 101) containing
and cellar, III elegant order and having all the
modern cOnveniences; price, only 81 O00 lot 20xSS
with large parkin. front and side. Parties wishing
the will please call my Office for card of
admission This j. lovely home. Nj. NJ ROHRER
Sd and East Capitol SITS. au.,0-:}t
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VsOR SALE
IT Great bargain on 14th 81. Business property
opposite Portland Flats, $500. Also, beauti-
tl Lot Rhode Island near Iowa Circle, 2ixSO
10 alley. price $4,000.
J. ". p. MYERS SON
aul9-1ws li.2S New York ave.
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PIG to 222 18th st. &
Ky. ave-, bet. ID and
=. e. av. Sc. FIJI. "a, 900
40o to al Bars al
ley n-w-.b.h-.4r-....4,000
423 y st. NV. FIJI. 5r..
and = houses rear. 4. 600
1923 to 1894 Z St
NV 4. h., 5rs .......3, 500
61o LIST at s.w., FIJI, Or.
and 3 houses rear. 5000
21g 10th at. s.e., FIJI
10 rs. .........-....2.5OO
1914 Samson 81. n.
W. FIJI. q rs.-.......1,7 700
Al .Defrees St NV.
b.h-, 6rs. 16o0
6 Y st. NV, FIJI, or. Il 800
1i30 Samson st. NV.
o6 bip to 81 Boz j;' u st. NV i''OO
b.h., FRS. I,5OO
1923 Madison st. NV.
I. h., 4rs. 1900
S.e.cor.S.C. ave IS lam
St Sc, FIJI, Prs 900
Sl3 I'd at. Sc, IL, Al. SUI
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-05-05
PERSONALS.

DR.. McGlynn does not like high-sound-
ing titles. He prefers to be called jaw
smith rather than an orator.
Joe Jefferson acted as auctioneer in
selling the boxes at the Star theater, in
Few York, for Mr.. Cauldock's benefit
May 10.
Jesse Grant, the youngest sun of Gen.
eral Grant, is the father of d bouncing
boy, which is the especial favorite of mis-
grandmother.
William K. Vanderbilt has offered
$500, 900 for Miss Wolfe's Newport house,
Oinland. The property will go to Louis
l.. Lorrilard.
President McCooh, of Princeton col
lege, says that institution has perfect
right to the title Of university, and he is
in favor of assuming it.
Senator Cameron is to be one Of con-
gressional fishing party which will leave
Washington in few days for the trout
streams that empty into the Potomac.
Miss Mary Garrett, sister Of Robert
Garrett, has made proposition to the
trustees of John Hopkins university to
settle on the institution $4,000 a year
on condition that it is removed to Clifton,
Nd, the country seat Of the founder of
the university.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-05-05

The Milwaukee, Lake Shore d Western
Railway has been we'll named the Fishing
and Hunting Line Of Wisconsin, passing,
as it does, through thousands of acres OF
but partially explored woods and within
easy reaching distance of lakes and
streams that have never Leen fshed by
white men. all we'll stocked with the game,
fish Tor which Northern Wisconsin waters.
are noted. The wo0ds abound with game;
deer, bear, wolf, mink, beaver, pheasant,
and other game are quite plentiful.
THE ONLY LINE
From Milwaukee Ia the new iron Mimi
District in Wisconsin aud Michigan-Gu-
gebic, Wakefield, H.;s einer, Ironwood and
Hurley.
Direct line to ASHLAND and beyond,
Sleeping cars between ASHLAND, MIL
WAUKEE and CHICAGO.
The GUIDE Book, and other descriptive
N after, containing full information, map
and engravings OF the country traversed
by the line, will be sent on application so
the General Passenger Agent.
CHAs. A. COLE, Gen. Agent, 105 Wash
ington ST., Chicago.
Chicago Depot, Cor. Wells and Kinzie
Sts., &c. & n. w. R'y.)
H. F.wHITCOntB, CHAs. v. McKINLAY
Gen'l Manager Gen'i Pass. Agent,
MILWAUKEE,. WIS.